Hello Rohit

You have written a good essay and this has really been a exposure to the education system. The fact that Indian education system is expanding in quantity and not in Quality is also accepted by the dean of every faculty of education systems and verbally, they speak of many steps being taken by them to uplift the quality in education. Now the question is, whether are really taking the steps or they are just making air castles, is a thing to be proven which can be possible in the coming up years.

A good quality education basically does not need exotic college buildings and air conditioned classrooms, but a good teacher is the one and only basic requirement of the day. What will happen to the students, if the teacher himself/herself does not know how to speak good English?

How are they going to prosper? How will it even be possible if the education committee says that "Cheap education is a thing of the past?" Even if education loans are easily available, how much load should be put on the people to strive for education.

A pitiful condition I recently saw of a patient admitted to the hospital; He is a M.A. in English but is a Rickshaw Driver. Why? Because to become a English Teacher, He was asked for Rs. 8 Lakh Bribery by a Government School!

This was not possible for him and that is why he was compelled to do a illiterate man's job, to drive a rickshaw. The poor fellow doesn't have money to buy his own rickshaw and thus was using a rented rickshaw and striving to earn for his family and to pay the rent of the rickshaw which is Rs. 100/- per day.

You should have had heard his tone of speaking English. Literally beautiful.

Isn't this is a serious flaw in the Indian Education system, the roots of which are only and only corruption?

Regards